Dr Hezron Otieno Adingo
The Bible Presents A Universal Truth That The Community Of Faith Ought To Appreciate And Settle On While At The Same Time Not Demonising Anything Cultural, Including Its Positive Aspects
Terry Messenger
September 6, 2023
This Is The Most Crucial Witness The Christian Should Bear. It Does Not Mean That The Christians Would Be Perfect In All These Attributes, But They Should Be At Least Growing Towards Them
Pastor Emanuel Bran
September 6, 2023
Our Faith Calls Us “In The World, But Not Of The World.” This Mandate Becomes More Complex As Cultural Intersections Become More Frequent
Marianne Dyrud
September 6, 2023
The Beauty Of Diversity In The Church Offers Each Of Us An Opportunity To Contribute, Give Colour And A Glimpse Of God’s Various Gifts Of Grace And Mercy To People We Encounter
Dr Jude Jeanville
September 6, 2023
The Distinctive Life Does Not Come From Conformity To Religious Things; These Cannot Change The Sinful Heart. We Need A Change Of Heart, Which Is The Work Of The Holy Spirit
Dr Steve Thomas
September 6, 2023
Therefore, Pastoral Caregiving Is Primarily The Art Of Drawing Upon Those Storehouses In The Formation Of A Response To The Heard Story Of The One Seeking Help
Pastor Eglan Brooks
September 6, 2023
Socially Desirable Bias Is 21st-Century Peer Pressure, And Our Adventist Young People Are Becoming More Susceptible To This Phenomenon
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INSIGHT
Dr Emmanuel Osei
I Believe That Although The Bible Was Written A Long Time Ago In Cultures Very Different From Ours, The Truth It Contains Is As Relevant To Us Now As It Was To Those It Was First Addressed.
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Dusanka Rancic
Sometimes, Problems Blur Our Vision. But No Matter How Hard Or Big They Are, We Must Not Allow Them To Come Between God And Us
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Reflection
“The person who follows the crowd will usually go no further than the crowd. The person who walks alone is likely to find himself in places no one has ever seen before.”
Albert Einstein
